absolute in English: Complete and total, with nothing missing and no doubt. (adjective)

Translation

Complete and total, with nothing missing and no doubt.

Word origin

From Latin absolutus, meaning set free or completed, from absolvere, to set free.

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Absolute makes the noun stronger: a complete and total disaster.

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Absolute silence means no sound at all.

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The absolute truth is the full truth with nothing hidden.

complete

Having all its parts, with nothing missing.

total

The whole amount you get when you add everything together.

whole

All of something, with no part left out.

perfect

So good that nothing is wrong with it and nothing could be better.

pure

Not mixed with anything else; completely clean and natural.

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